Link to test video: https://docs.google.com/videos/d/160aknYAZuPk-UEUWx3QdZ4mF4qFu6cr8ACexe5f6A34/edit?usp=sharing At the very beginning of the week, I was able to completely finish 3d printing all of the remaining treads with the help of Mr. L who printed them in the mornings before shop time. After this was complete, I took the treads and attached them all onto the rover. Now it was time to test the rover again with all of the fully complete treads. After setting of the con

This week, I was able to make a lot of progress on my rover. Firstly, before I was able to test of my rover with all of the new additions, I first needed to finish printing all of the remaining treads. After setting up the 3d printer once again with Mr. L I started the next print which took 18 hours. However once finishing we realized what this issue was: when the filament coil had tension, not enough came out to properly print the treads with full strength. However now that

This week, we again were cut short to only two working days due to the heavy snow over last weekend. During my time in the shop this week, I first finalized my updated tread design, making sure the grousers were the right, shape, width, and height for the new design. After, I ensured that the new thickness was correct and I that I could begin the final print. Before I started the print however, I worked with Mr. L again to help set up the filament once again. As the TPU is be